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Day 13
... tell us that she had her first hard poo too. We had our showers and Long walked us into the town of Hoi An which was absolutely stunning! It's a small riverside town famous for its tailoring and long showed us some of the best shops to have clothes and shoes made. We had lunch in a traditional restaurant overlooking the river. I had roasted duck and vegetables which was amazing and 3 coconut 'lassi's' which ...
Last day in Da Nang and Hoi An
Today was our last day in Da nang and what a glorious day it was! Blue skies, sunny and no clouds in sight. Breakfast was interesting as we had the Samsung weather report v the iPhone one! I hate to admit that Samsung galaxy was more accurate! After this we headed to the beach! Sunil and I were already burnt and opted for the shade for once! I decided to oblige the readers of this blog with their requests for artistic shots! But seriously how many ...
Hai (Van) Way to Hell
... that anyone who had more than a size three shoe had to point their toes in a form of ballet shoe style, or splay them wide in a Charlie Chaplain imitation, both of which threatened permanent ankle ligament damage and curvature of the spine! The other issue with the beds were that they didn’t seem to be designed around the six foot tall western traveller; in fact they even seemed too small for some of the Asian travellers we shared the bus with. I ...
Da Nang
... aimed at tourists and most of the people you see either work in the shops or restaurant’s or are on holiday. They have a system where you buy a ticket and you can visit 5 of any of the local attractions so we stopped at the Japanese Covered Bridge, a couple of Communal houses and a Temple. They were all very picturesque but very similar inside. We did a spot of shopping and eating and then got back on the bikes to visit Marble Mountain.
Marble Mountain is ...
Day 4 & 5 - Adrenaline rush
... and it was so beautiful. There was a very cute little Vietnamese boy selling lucky candles with his mum on the road (see pic!). The river at night is surrounded by lamps and lanterns giving a magical feeling when walking down. I love Hoi An and sad that were leaving here in a few days. The plan tomorrow is to go to a cooking school for Vietnamese food (can't handle the seafood so ill stick to the veg option) and on a boat trip. We also promised a night on the town to ...
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